Sentence examples for more efficient harvest from inspiring English sources

It is visible that the insertion of a ZnO optical spacer of a proper thickness improves the light intensity at the photoactive layer, benefitting absorption of light, therefore, leading to more efficient harvest of light (Table 1). Figure 3 Light intensity profile along the x -direction in the photovoltaic device.

Iron plows and sickles indicate the use of animals in farming and more efficient harvesting methods.

The industry is also diverse, as both small-scale landholders and a growing number of industrial farms have used the World Bank loans to invest in more efficient harvesting and production techniques.

Also, new technology enabled far more efficient harvesting.

In contrast to the previous experiment, germ-free and conventionalized mice had similar energy content in their feces, suggesting a more efficient energy harvest from the diet might not be the only factor responsible for the fat mass gain of the conventionalized mice.

The SWTENG with water mass inside is ideally suitable for the water wave energy harvesting, since the 3D symmetric structure is more efficient for harvesting energy from random directions and the double-layer water based TENG design is less susceptible to water leakage.

Zou et al. reported on an innovative strategy of employing organic dyes as light harvesting antennas to entail broadband excitation along with much more efficient light harvesting.

Prices can also be kept in line because new olive groves in Australia are planted to permit cheaper, more efficient mechanical harvesting.

So Dr. Mérieux found a more efficient way: harvesting the cow tongues and mincing them to create a growth medium that could produce virus on an industrial scale.

We are many times more efficient at harvesting such resources than the resources are at replenishing themselves, and we seem to have no restraint.

Scientists aren't sure exactly why this practice works, but the drugs may favor bacteria that are more efficient at harvesting energy from the diet.